Tesla Stock Surges 11% Amid Trump and Musk Influence
Tesla's stock experienced a remarkable 11% surge on Monday, marking a significant recovery after nine consecutive weeks of losses. This rebound, the largest of the year, was fueled by a combination of factors including renewed confidence among retail investors and the influence of high-profile figures like Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
The surge began over the weekend and extended into Monday's trading session, driven in part by Trump's comments on reciprocal tariffs which investors interpreted as less harmful than anticipated. Musk's social media activity and public statements have also played a significant role in boosting investor sentiment, leading to a broader comeback in Tesla's stock value.
The rally not only lifted Tesla's shares but also had a positive impact on the broader market, as investors appeared more willing to take risks. This development comes at a critical time for Tesla, which has been navigating challenges such as production delays and competitive pressures in the electric vehicle market.
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How to buy Tesla stock?
Tesla's shares trade on the NASDAQ exchange, under the ticker symbol TSLA. To purchase shares, you will need to do so through a broker. If you do not have a brokerage account, you will need to open one. At this time, Tesla does not have a direct stock purchase program.
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Tesla (TSLA) surged 10% this morning, fueled by money from retail investors on President Trump, White House officials, and CEO Elon Musk pumping the stock.
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